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Jackson Allen Matt Maunder Anne-Flore Marxer Mark Meddows Ryan Wilson Tristan Still Nathan Gamble King of the Rail James Catto Lukas Huffman Jess Gibson Jackson Allen Matt Maunder Anne-Flore Marxer Mark Meddows Ryan Wilson Tristan Still Nathan Gamble King of the Rail James Catto Lukas Huffman Jess Gibson FREE enquiries (02) 9935-9090 POP4 Burton.indd 1-2 23/10/06 1:48:09 PM People 34 Tristan Still Tristan is quite the resourceful photographer. Besides tracking down one of only a handful of large format Polaroid cameras and bringing it to Sydney, he’s also got plans to modify a 20”x24” home built pin-hole camera to shoot skateboarding. 54 Anne-Flore Marxer & 50 Jackson Allen Transworld Rookie of The Year, Ms. Superpark and a bangin’ part in Ro Sham Bo; Anne-Flore seems to have it pretty figured out. She gives us the low-down on being a female rider in a male dominated sport and her love of American food. Meanwhile, Mark Catsburg catches up with Jackson Allen and asks him a load of questions about what its like to be a ’Jackson.’ 60 Ryan Wilson & 64 Mark Meddows After last chair. Mt Hotham, Victoria. Ryan Wilson is living the dream. We caught up with him between New York, Sydney and his Photo: Sam Chisholm. hometown in New Zealand to get all the deets on hanging out with the DC Team and skating in Australia. Mark Meddows is on the other end of the skateboarding scale, he’s about to get married and prefers to keep it pretty low key. 48 James Catto Not your average surfer, Catto has got an attitude and style all of his own. We catch up with him to find out what its like to be a Free Surfer. That is, he gets all the perks like travel, parties and epic sessions all over the globe like a competitive surfer, but doesn’t have to wear a fluro singlet. 006 POP ISSUE 4 ISSUE 04 POP 007 Information Features 012 nows news 030 opportunity A tarantula enjoys a fine chewing gum. Are you wanting to travel overseas? Then read this before you sign up for that fat 014 party time camp counsellor position. PSC, Trigger and something called a BozWreck. 042 stitched Our take on a product guide. Products 058 ir77 Lukas Huffman and Jess Gibson have been busy working to give us something differ- 020 go go gear Cover: Matt ‘Mullet’ Horne showing us why ent. Troy Simonit. William Street, Sydeny. Have you seen The Bottle Bro? Genius! skating is so satisfying. Inward Heel on lock. Photo: DanHimbrechts.com 066 jelly time Photo: Sam Chisholm. Art We didn’t think we could do it again. But we Sam Chisholm shot the cover using a re-trained our research monkey’s to look at Bronica Sq-ai with an 80mm lens at f8 024 page for rent skate mags. 1/500sec on Velvia 50 film. Nathan Gamble draws better than you. POP Magazine is Rick Baker and David 022 film me Enders Keating. Our super film reviewer Chris Jepson out 068 boost kotr Thanks to Chris Boardle, Chris Jepson, Cam does himself... again. There were a few ‘kings of’ contests this Stynes, Andrew Wood, Tory & Lauren, Dan year but this was the only one we could get Himbrechts, Sidey, Marc & Drew, JK, Joely, 026 press record photos of therefore it’s probably the best. Katrina McGarry, Jess Gibson for the en- Matt Maunder talks about life outside of couragement, Blotto, Brenner & Josh, John Pemberton & Forest Mars Snr (via Sam Oz). Mindsnare. [email protected] P.O. Box 83 Balnarring, Victoria, 3926 www.popmag.com.au www.myspace.com/popmag 008 POP ISSUE 4 ISSUE 04 POP 009 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 INFORMATION PRODUCTS ART FEATURES ENDERS NOWS NEWS takes charge. Not only is Dave still has parents. Madonna sucks the bassist for Blueline Medic, at this whole orphan/adoption 02 6639 5555 & WWW.SMITHOPTICS.COM.AU he’s also one of the nicest guys thing. you’ll ever meet. If the rumours Volcom’s an Inker. are correct he has gained himself Kelly Slater Wins... Again. “What would you call it if some- complete control over the label What more can I say? I mean re- one draws something and then and has some good things hap- ally... who’s challenging this guy? another person draws the same pening. Which is a great if the You know, they should just hand thing, right on top of it?” Banky boss is going to keep bulldozing the prize to him and save every- would call it an Inker, the Collec- $20 million houses… one from having to get wet and Zephyr Store to be Demol- tor would call it a Tracer. Volcom, Which brings me to my last bit cold just to lose. Kelly lost the fi- ished. ‘a family of people not willing of Globe Intl. news for this issue nal round to Bobby Martinez but The owner of the site at 2001- 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 to accept the suppression of the - a few weeks ago Globe suc- still walked away with the title 2011 Main St., Santa Monica, the 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 established ways’ (actual quote cessfully shed itself of all the based on points. It’s time to add site of the original Zephyr store, from website), has once again fashion brands it was carrying. a handicap, like in horse racing, is looking to demolish the build- moved against the establishment These were purchased by Pacific only Kelly should have to com- ing and redevelop the site. The by coincidentally producing the Brands, owner of Bonds. This is pete with a few sharks in the wa- store has not been there since same logo design of New York going to be a good thing for ter and a few kilo’s of raw meat 1987 but it is an iconic spot for label Verte. ‘How bad can it be?’ Globe as it can now re-focus on attached to his ankles... Now most skateboarders and surfers I hear you say… Well for starters being a core skate company and that’s exteme. Maybe someone so there is a growing number of Verte means ‘green’ in French. doing what it’s good at. should tell RA. people looking to gain the site a Volcom came up with Verde, this PS. $1 AUD is enough to buy a status similar to that of a herit- means – wait for it – green! In controlling share in Globe right POP Magazine’s Snowboarder age listing. Spanish! If only the similarities now. Ever wanted to run a skate of the Year. stopped there... Anyway, I hope company? Get into it! Okay here’s another little an- that Volcom isn’t giving up too nouncement. We’re holding the much of its half a billion US in first Annual Australian Snow- market value to its design team, Extreme TV. Have you ever been watching boarder of the Year awards night but if they are swinging a bit of 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 in April 07. Keep your eyes on the The Mountain and the Wave. cash around… I’ve got a great Yahoo’s Extreme Action Channel website for the voting form that Quiksilver is releasing a 320 page 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 idea for a brand I’m going to call and thought “Man, I’d like to be will be available over summer. tell-all expose of their company Billa-Quik-Curl. that extreme.” Well you’re the Our nominations committee will due out this November. The story A footnote here: this is pure hack demographic Fox8 is after with be working around the clock as takes you from its early begin- journalism based on internet ru- its new show RA. And oh yeah... soon as we let them know about nings sewing together board- mours that are almost certainly go kill yourself! It is rare to come it. And keep your nights free in shorts using old milk cartons true. So don’t believe everything across such a blatant attempt at April as the after-party will be a and having to live off gravel you read. selling out our entire industry in such a cringe-worthy fashion. free-for-all = WOAH! sandwiches right up to its cur- And the pain begins with the tag rent day, which as we know from line - ‘If it’s extreme, you can see Stephanie Gilmore’s got coin... previous issues of POP includes DEBUT RELEASE DROPPING SUMMER ‘06 it on RA’. Stephanie Gilmore got some mad Quik workers with private jets cash for her amazing win over meeting strange women in Lon- Layne Beachley at the Haviannas don and chartering boats to sail Beachley Classic. The top prize aimlessly around the globe. Hey, that’s what I’d do if I was run- Welcome to my home you was $20k and she is now placed ning a billion dollar company. broke mother f**kers... 2nd on the WQS in only her sec- 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 The book’s called The Mountain Keep an eye on MTV’s Cribs ond full year on the tour. I don’t and the Wave and will be availa- 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 ‘cause one of the founders of Boost FuelTV show DVD. know what she has planned for ble through your local surf shop.
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